Turning to my next line of questioning, as recently as 2011, I think, a Statistics Canada report said that 6% of Canadian households use wood biomass products for home heating, and in some provinces, such as P.E.I., it's as high as 33% of total home heating.
I'm wondering if Environment Canada is keeping track of the carbon emissions from home heating. I know it's almost impossible to track somebody throwing a log in the fire, but do you have any estimates of the amount of CO2 emissions that are being created by home heating?